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1. www.englishriviera.co.uk › torquayExplore Torquay in Devon | Official Tourism Site

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   Visit Torquay: a vibrant Devon resort town with scenic harbours, sandy beaches, and a range of attractions.

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3. www.visitdevon.co.uk › torquayVisiting Torquay - Visit Devon

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   Torquay is a traditional yet thriving seaside town set on Devon's English Riviera coast and the top trending UK holiday destination in 2021. Based on the English Riviera, the town is most famous for its beaches, which provide some of the best sea swimming, paddling and kayaking in England.

   • There are a number of dog friendly beaches in Torquay. Dogs are permitted year round on the following beaches: Anstey’s Cove, Torquay, Babbacombe B...
   • The English Riviera Centre in Torquay will have maps and guides available, alternatively, there are maps and guides available to view online via ou...
   • There are boats running at various times a day from Torquay harbour. Full details are available here. View Answer
   • The Tourist Information Centre in Torquay is open Monday - Sunday and Bank Holidays. It is the English Riviera Visitor Centre and so will be able t...
   • Yes, any concession passes displaying the 'English Rose' logo can be used after 9.30 am and before 11 pm Monday to Friday and anytime at weekends o...
   • Yes, the majority of beaches in Torquay are good for swimming, Torre Abbey Sands and Cosy Corner are both very popular because the water is general...
   • Torquay's nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, which is around 40 minutes away from Torquay. There are several connections available in...
   • Yes, Torquay's train station is on the main UK train network and can also connect you to other towns and villages across Devon. Plan your journey here
   • Yes, Torquay has several beaches, including sandy and shingle beaches. One of the most popular beaches is Torre Abbey Sands, which has sand and is...
   • Yes, there are several car parks in Torquay, including long and short stay options, Blue Badge parking and electric vehicle parking and charging. T...

4. www.visitdevon.co.uk › things-to-do-in-torquayThings to do in Torquay - Visit Devon

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   Nestled in the glorious UNESCO English Riviera Global Geopark, Torquay is a haven for families looking for a fun filled experience, couples looking for romance and singles looking to explore and find adventure.

5. www.tripadvisor.co.uk › Attractions-g186259THE 10 BEST Things to Do in Torquay (2024) - Tripadvisor

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   Things to Do in Torquay, England: See Tripadvisor's 217,346 traveller reviews and photos of Torquay tourist attractions. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in October. We have reviews of the best places to see in Torquay. Visit top-rated & must-see attractions.

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6. www.visitsouthdevon.co.uk › places › torquay-p2867463Torquay - Visit South Devon

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   Torquay is a captivating seaside town that embodies the quintessential charm of the English Riviera. With its stunning coastline, rich history and vibrant cultural scene, Torquay offers something for everyone. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a foodie, or simply looking for a beautiful getaway, this town has it all. History of Torquay.

7. www.englishriviera.co.uk › by-location › torquayThings to Do in Torquay | Attractions & Activities

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   There's a huge choice of attractions in the Bay including renowned caverns, a model village, a steam train, a zoo, a huge waterpark, Agatha Christie’s famous riverside home and more.

8. www.torquay.com › torquay-history-heritageTorquay's History & Heritage | Torquay

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   Torquay has a rich history dating back approximately 450,000 years, including its early human artefacts, Roman and Saxon influences, and the establishment of Torre Abbey, ownership by influential families and its Victorian seaside heritage.